10 Flowers You Can Still Plant From Seed in the Middle of Summer! 🌸🙌🌿// Garden Answer
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Gardening takes A LOT of patience, diligence, hard work, optimism, self-awareness, mindfulness, imagination...funny...all the best qualities a person would want to develop!
“But we always hope for the best. That’s what gardening is.” 🙂 great quote!
For the regulars on here who love garden tours, the British National Garden Scheme is making their usual tours via TH-cam this year due to lockdown. It's such a treat.
"Since I am so dextrous with my very delicate fingers." 😂 This is why we all love you, Laura! ❤
I feel like a slug everytime I watch your videos!! Lol! Your property is beautiful. Now i want to go buy another house with a big backyard so I can plant flowers and vegtables. My first house when my husband was alive we had almost had an acre of land and a huge vegtable garden which was his pride & joy. We would can at least 75 quarts of tomatoes every year plus various types of veggies that we either froze or canned. Now I plant one or two tomato plants in pots as i live in a townhome with a small patio. Your videos give me great joy when I see them. Take care of yourself and don't overdue.
Kathy same with me. When my husband was alive he had a big vegetable garden. But too much work for me. It takes two people to manage large properties.
Like gardening, there are many seasons to life! Sorry for your loss, it’s sounds like you’re still able to find joy in doing it on a smaller scale!
Could you do a series next year where you show us some seeds you plant and then make an arrangement with those things in the summer or fall? I'd love to make decorations or arrangements like you do but I always feel like I don't know what to plant to make an arrangement with! It would be so fun to follow along with you as you grow and harvest and make an arrangement!
I watched the extra long ad(s) as a very goofy "baby shower" gift for you. Congratulations!
I just rewatched this in July 2023 snd SO appreciate that it popped up in my feed today. After a big move, I’ve been discouraged that I don’t have my normal flower garden going. You’ve given me the encouragement to get those seeds in the ground!
I watched gardening vlogs from Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, and Virginia and was tickled to see the women quoting you. Your information is top notch but your presentation with such a sunny disposition is a real blessing to millions! Thank you for caring and sharing.
Yes! ❤
It just popped up today, perfect timing for me to grow a second round of flowers 🌺 🌼
I'm glad to know that it's not too late to plant flowers. I have quite a few seeds to get off of the shelf.
Zone 7b here. I sowed marigolds at the end of July and the flowers lasted into early December. I remember looking at my marigolds while planning Christmas gifts 😄 Signet and French were the longest lasting. African are more frost sensitive so they perished in late October. Bachelors Buttons are actually recommended to be sown in fall for a robust display of blooms in spring, better than blooms from spring-sown seeds. Their seedlings are very cold tolerant and can survive winter without protection.
Who else is dying to see these flowers (esp the cosmos and amaranth) in a few weeks?! I’m inspired for next year! Thank you, Laura 🌿🌸 🌻🌾🌼🌿
Hello from Minnesota! Congratulations on your new addition! I’m a teacher stressing about going back to school this fall, and your videos are a welcomed and calming break from my anxiety. Thank-you so much for what you do. Be well, and take lots of breaks this summer. We will gladly wait the extra time between videos when you need it.🍅🥒🥕🌽 🌳🌻🌹
Another Hi from Minnesota. We're zone 4b and first frost can come pretty early. This was a fun video to watch. It got me pondering about what I would plant if our growing season was longer. Right now it's been in the 90's with very high humidity - which makes it difficult to spend a lot of time in the garden. :0( I agree with Juliene. Take lots of breaks, Laura.
Juliene Gustafson I work for a hospital, I relate to you feeling stress about going to work. I know people want school to restart, but I have empathy for the teachers. My grandsons will probably stay with homeschooling, one is immune compromised and it’s just too risky...we’re awaiting covid19 test results right now because he was exposed inside the hospital! I also turn to gardening, i gardened all day when he was rushed into surgery 2 weeks ago, and about to go out now....stay safe.
I hear you, hang in there.
@@Kate98755 Prayers the test come back negative.
Julienne, I'm also in MN and have family in the school system so I hope Governor Walz, a former teacher, will keep schooling at home. My niece teaches kids with special needs so I know that can pose a challenge for them. My 67-year-old sister drives school bus and I worry about her increased exposure.
I'm headed outside to plant my latest treasures as this is our first break in the heat (temporarily). Lowe's clearance plants for $1! They just need some love...And Bio-tone.
Jersey girl here. I planted sunflowers 4 times this year. The squirrels got them everytime. Even when I started them indoors.
I sowed calendula seeds in October in a pot near my front door. They obligingly bloomed all winter, providing a cheerful pop of color when everything else was brown. I am in North Texas. We do get frosts. It was fine even when we had a few days in a row in the low 20s. Highly recommend!
So, I did it. I bought the boxed seeds from Dollar General. Zinnia, Alyssum, Wild Flower (shade area) and Impatients. The Zinnias are taking off! I bought them to fill in my bulb flower bed and learning that not all bulbs sold in spring/summer are summer blooming. Needless to say, the Anemone & Echinacea didn't work out! :) I'm so excited to see the Zinnias bloom though. I'm a beginner and I'm totally inspired by your videos! Thanks for sharing all you do. Such a wide variety of gardening styles, plants and tips and tricks. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!
I'm growing zinnias for the first time in a long time this year. Myself, my daughter and my granddaughter are so amazed with them. They are even more beautiful than I remembered. Best of luck with everything!
Donna Wilson what variety? The state fair are my favorite!
@@thegirlwithdustonherface IDK, random 4 pack from Meijer for 99 cents. They are still beautiful!
Donna Wilson my guess would be the profusion variety, if they are on the shorter side, Magellan if they grow to be medium or state fair if they are 4 foot or better. Those tend to be the norm at stores and greenhouses.
We can't control Mother Nature but we can Help 🌲
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I definitely have to plant more sunflowers and zinnias in the garden. We have calendula blooming everywhere and I love it! I am in zone 8b so I definitely push it as far as I go. We had a very mild winter last year. I had roses still blooming in December 😳. Thanks for sharing
Southern Entertaining I’m in 6a where are you close to in 8b? I always find the zone thing interesting as to who can grow what and where and who can’t.
Hey neighbor ! I live in an 8b zone too.😀
lisa G hello 👋 we still have more beautiful flowers to plant 😊
tractorman604 we are in coastal Ga. yes some plants can’t stand this heat and humidity here. Summers are tough on my garden but spring and fall 👍🏾
My 8b is brutal never knowing if we will have water.restrictions...im gonna try calendula ..this week...i have zinnia starts but its too hot and dry.so im gonna gst some.shade cloth
Not going to lie I cried a little on the great news of your baby!! Congratulations, best wishes from our family to yours.
Would love to see a video of how you thin your seedlings. I get so excited to see things sprout I have a hard time pulling (thinning) them! 😁 Thank you for all the information.
Me too, I feel like I'm killing babies 😱
Hi Kristin, I found three of her videos on thinning seedlings. I remember when she posted the last two and they were very helpful! th-cam.com/video/E8CnW0I-_6U/w-d-xo.html
I try planting Thyme from seeds, it was A disaster, good thing I bought A small pot from home depot in the Spring, or else I wouldn't have any
@@joannerobinson4037 Thanks for this!
Very helpful 🤗. Congratulations to you and the family. Gods blessings. I absolutely love your channel and your family. You guys are a wonderful example of Gods love in action.
Wow! That new space is going to be so glorious in a few months. Y’all have worked really hard to get this far. Proud of y’all. Go Team!
I was just watching an old seed haul video of yours and was asking myself this exact question!
You were reading my mind!
Thanks!
I love watching the progress of the new property. Imaging all the flowers in bloom will surely look like heaven on earth!
Its so joyful seeing you plant all those seeds.
Seeing this video this morning...🙂has encouraged me to plant my other seed packets.
Yup. This is the push I needed. Imma plant my sunflowers tomorrow morning! Thanks Laura
You are so inspiring! I know you aren't feeling well, yet still you get your projects done! I have had a lot of distractions and have not been on top of things. I'm more determined than ever now to get some flowers going! Thanks!
Good morning 🌻🐝
Laura u have inspired me so much in my gardens! I’ve planted pumpkins, sunflowers, and zennas just this last weekend! And for my very first veggie garden I’ve had such a great harvest already! Thanks for the inspiration ❤️
ahhh, yes... zinnias on my list to plant next week... you've inspired me to do more seeds this year, esp since i'm still staying at home and not getting out to the nursery, etc... can't wait for the drone shots of this garden in its full glory love the music, too... i need a playlist of Garden Answer background music to listen to while i work in my garden - talk about inspiration!! thanks for the video!
How nice coffee with Laura and planting some of my favorites! Nasturtiums, marigolds, and zinnias are some of my most favorite and I love planting them with children as they always come up and keep on blooming the more they get picked. You are so patient to go along and plant the seeds evenly, I tend to just broadcast seed things LOL thanks for the encouragement I am going to see what I can get planted this weekend!
Hi Laura! My goodness, you sure got a lot of seeds planted. I hope they all grow as that will be beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing!
Really love to see each seed up close, Laura! Thanks, as always, for your great info.
My husband & I love your show. It is so helpful and very professionally done! We also love the music that you choose for each segment. Thank you & Aaron for everything you do. Top quality!
Every year, I grow heavenly blue morning glories along with moon flower. As the blue flowers fade in the afternoon the white beauties take over and give a show into the night with its 6 inch blooms. It's all great but if I don't get these going by June 1, the frost will kill them before I get a single bloom. Im in zone 6a.
My moon flowers are coming along kinda slow this year, the morning glories are so robust, they're shading the moon vine. I adore them both. O grew a mixed bunch & the colors turned out really nice & just perfect in the areas where I put them. First year in our house, I'm having a blast!
@@katiekane5247 My Moon flowers (Datura) come back every year. They just popped up last week. 2 are a foot tall, 2 are 5 ". Zone 7b
My Moon Flowers are really slow this year too. I was a bit late to the planting as I couldn't find them at first. 🤞. 6b SE Pennsylvania
I like this idea you have of mixing them. I may try this next year! 👍
@@katiekane5247 Yes my moon flowers are coming in so slowly. They've only shown vigor in the recent week and I started them early knowing it'll take forever until they bloom. I don't know. Zone 6b.
I just planted some sunflowers two weeks ago. So excited to see little shoots! Also planted pumpkins in some open space near my shrubs/plants, because of another one of Laura’s videos.
Exciting! Every space is filling up! Going to be glorious!
Thanks Laura! This is my first year gardening and you taught me pretty much everything I know!
I am so glad I found your channel. Loving your videos. I am learning so much. I look forward to watching all your videos.
Hi Laura! Thank you so much for your amazing channel, all your knowledge, and your infectious positive attitude! I've enjoyed casual flower gardening for years and you have taught me so much more this season, especially improved plant identification skills and a stronger botanical vocabulary -- you're the best! It has been such a joy this season getting more serious about gardening and I have you to thank for so many great pieces of advice and countless points of inspiration. My garden and I so appreciate it! :) I'm in zone 4B. I have some Heavenly Blue Morning Glories that I'm growing for the first time this season, from greenhouse plants. The vines are all looking amazing and have taken over the trellis. However, I only had a couple of blooms about a month ago and then nothing more since. I've now read that fertilizing them will stop the Morning Glories from blooming. I did fertilize mine earlier in the season but have since stopped adding it. Is there any chance of getting them to flower again? Thanks for any advice you may have and CONGRATS on your new baby! :)
I appreciate that you list all names/things clearly with links - that’s a big help to viewers. You have done a much better /neat / well organized / high quality/ fanatic job than most other TH-camrs. We all can see your great efforts.
I'm so excited for you! Can't wait to see the flowers! Planting calendula this weekend because of this video! Love this encouragement!
How fun. You are really getting a lot planted out there! Love love love. It does inspire me to go through my seeds and see what I have that will last long enough. I see a few places that needs flowers left. Yippee! 👏🏻💕👏🏻
I'm excited to see the next garden tour to see how this new area is coming along. You've planted so many new things. I feel like I normally do in spring when I'm waiting to see what is appearing in my own gardens.
I was so glad to hear you mention utilizing your local Extension Offices!!! More people should take advantage of that source.
Great video and tips! Love the format, the way you explained everything, showing all the details and your commentary. Also, the music was excellent. I watch your videos with my dogs and we had a little dance party during the planting- music parts. They got a kick out of it. It was a fun boost to my morning! Been loving your content for about 2yrs now. I never understood planting for beauty just for purpose, until I started watching you. You've really expanded my mind! Thank you! Congratulations on your pregnancy and I hope all goes as smoothly as possible! 😁💞🥳
You are THE BEST TEACHER!! Thank you for always breaking a project down to its smallest component. I’m pretty new to gardening, and you are such an inspiration! I have never planted seeds before, but you make it look doable. I might start with a few in a container for now. Many thanks to you and Aaron!!
Thx Laura! It hadn’t even crossed my mind to plant any more flowers this summer but now I think I may do just that! 🌻🌼🌸🌺
Thank goodness, I'm not the only one who's late with flower seeds. 🙂🙂
How do you fertilize them and do you thin them in landscape?
(Sorry for bad grammar, english is my third language)
Greetings from Serbia and congratulations on your baby! 💜💜💜
Your grammar is excellent!
@Hello, Darling Sorry for bad grammar? Your grammar is perfect, so is your spelling 👌
@@katiekane5247 Thank you, it's been awhile since I wrote something in English. 🙂
@@wolfsangeleyes Thank you very much, I try my best. 🙂🌸
you aren’t too late! you’ll have lots of flowers this fall when everyone else’s are looking ratty and going to seed 😄
Love how your editor made you working on 2 rows at once! Thanks for inspiring us to keep planting =)
Thanks so much for doing this video! I am late on planting some of my seeds and now I have the confidence to do so! Seeing how you plant each of the packets was very helpful! 🌻
So glad to have this information and encouragement that it’s not too late to plant more seeds. I have some bare spots I’d love to fill and now I know it won’t be a waste of time or money. We still have plenty of warm weather left in my southern climate!
Thanks a lot Laura, I thought I was done buying seeds but now I need some of those varieties! That amaranth is so stunning! I can't wait to see all of them!
Sounds like something beautiful to look forward to come fall. I wish you great success with all your new flowers 💐. I think I have learned that it’s okay to plant flowers throughout the spring and summer as the season changes. Typically I buy a couple of flats worth of plants, go crazy and done in one day. I believe your method is therapeutic and allows a person to enjoy the process all season long. Blessings to you and your family
I love seeing you do more planting on the new land
I'm excited to see your flowers come in. It's going to be so beautiful. 😊
Girl this is just what I needed!! How do you always seem to post the exact things I need and things I never thought about!! I am a newbie gardener and would love to know, or see in a video, how/when to thin the plants when it is time!! Congrats on your newest seedling!
Tithonia gets HUGE and keeps right on going through the cooler weather. Pollinators love it!
I would really love to see an update on the cut flower garden! I know you see it every day but we haven't seen it since you planted the babies. We need to see how everything is faring- for educational purposes ! 😉
I think its this video:
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Can't wait to see the updates! I'm so excited about the new cut flower area!
I grew the tithonias for the first time last year and they are a gorgeous flower! I had a bunch of volunteers come up this year and I love that.
You are just a breath of fresh air! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, I just enjoy your gardens so much. You certainly have inspired me this year. Honestly I have the biggest garden I’ve had yet! I am now a massive fan and proponent of proven winner products! Thank you thank you
I was thinking about planting zinnias today!! This was perfect timing!
Thank you for your Encouragement Laura 💜 I hope to see some more beautiful flowers growing up my my yard! Chris-Raleigh NC
Perfect timing. I'm planting zinnias, turnips, beans, okra, cauliflower and collards today. Collards have the latest maturity date of 75 days but they will take a light frost.
Looks like your plants are loving there new home.
I am looking forward to all to lovely cut flower arrangements! 😍😍😍
I loved this video and can't wait for the update video on this planting session. I never knew amaranth was so beautiful!!!
Thanks for showing the tomatoes and pumpkins. I keep hoping to get a glimpse of the sweet peas and all the other flowers you planted on the new property.
Love Johnny's Seed Co. It's so hard to control the spending. Thank goodness seeds are forgiving and can be used for a few years. But then again I usually plant the entire seed pack. 🌻💗🌻💗
Thank you sooooo much for all of your knowledge and inspiration, you radiate love and I’m so excited for your new addition. Finally picked myself up a hoodie! 💗💜💗
Love the “retro” type music in this one!
Don't have enough plants yet so this was helpful since I have some of these seeds to plant! Thanks again. Always enjoy your channel!
My three yr old planted his first plant this year and it was the mexican sunflower! You'll love them, they are so unique and he just got his first bloom ❤❤❤ Thank you for keeping us excited!
Thanks Laura I love these kind of reminder videos. I thought it might be too late for zinnias but im going to find my seeds. I collect from my previous year plants. One of the easiest seeds to collect.
I just planted some seeds I found in my stash in some containers that were freed up when I moved those Hibiscus babies into the ground, was wondering if it was too late (but figured oh well, couldn't hurt to try lol) and glad to know it isn't! My garden's never looked better this year and it's all because of your inspiration Laura - THANK YOU!!
Aww everything looks lovely and the seeds are gorgeous 🌺⛲️🌺
Your videos are always helpful and inspirational, thank you so much!
Good evening from Melbourne Australia ... 🇦🇺🤗
Im in Cairns🇦🇺 Auz is the best 💚
Good evening from Adelaide, South Australia
I'm in New Zealand 🌏🌏
Hi from Sydney!
Hi from the Blue Mountains. Such an inspiring channel!
I can't wait to see these grow!! I am going to plant some more flowers!!!
Thank you! I can’t wait to see the updates! 🌻🌷🌾🌻🌸
Happy garden...😊😊 so happy for you and your family on the new baby..🎈🎈🎈🐱🐱
So cool. I am going to go through my seed packets. Thank you for the encouragement ❤️
I did not know you could plant seeds now! Cant wait to plant! Thanks Laura!
I cant wait to see all of these bloom!
So inspiring today! I have zinnias that never germinated so I debated direct sowing more. Now I'm gonna do it as they are my favorite flower.
I am working the overnight and watching this video. I just went online and bought almost all of these seeds and I have 105 days to first frost. Fingers crossed. Thank you for the inspiration to keep the color going. Covid has kept me working (healthcare) but home otherwise, which has me craving more garden colors.
Love watching your videos!
Thank you so much for telling us how to find our frost date. I googled it like you said and it was right there! I live in Vancouver WA. Also, I JUST planted seeds for most of the flowers you mentioned this morning. 🌸 🌺 🌻 This video was so helpful!
Love the video friend i can't wait to see them all in full bloom.
Hi Aunt,
I am Sachu and I'm one of your biggest fans from Kerala, India. I love you, your family, your videos and your garden soo much. I really want to visit you and your parent's garden and I appreciate you for keeping your garden neat. Love you dearly from God's own country... 😍😍😍😘
Thank you, thank you!!! I always thought you needed to get things sown by June or wait until next year...thanks again!
Hello from Perth Australia! Every night your videos go live I watch and then dream of what I can plant in my garden (with a 7 month old and 2 year old in tow). We have dry heat, very little rain and poor almost hydrophobic soil. Thanks for the inspo Laura!
I believe it depends on the variety.
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I’m looking forward to seeing what this all looks like after they start producing blooms!
I am so so so excited for this video. Thank you sooooo much. New to flower gardening and just bought some cheap seeds just to see if I could get them to live this late in summer. Why not? They were cheap and I have time! Thank you for all you information!
Can’t wait to see all this color in the fall! It is going to be glorious! 🙌💚🌺
Love this video Laura! I know you recorded this last July, but helpful to me this year. I had luck with my seedlings and was wondering what else I could try to plant. Going to get after it. Thank you!!!
Can hardly wait to see the flowers bloom!
I planted the Tithonia, Mexican sunflower last year. They were beautiful!
Four to five feet tall. The bees, butterflies and hummingbirds love them. Monarch butterflies swarmed all over them.
I planted them again this year.
Very satisfying flower! Beautiful in arrangements.
Enjoy.
I just have my Henry Studio fountain. Thank you laura for the influence